Former Gor Mahia striker Benson Omalla has officially joined Cambodian side Visakha FC on a three-year contract. He departed Kenya on Thursday, July 3, marking an important step in his career as he pursues his dream of playing football overseas. Visakha FC, also known as Vĭsakha Football Club, is a professional football team based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Founded in 2014, the club has rapidly established itself as a significant contender in the Cambodian football landscape. They are recognised for their striking blue and yellow colours, which have become synonymous with the club, and they boast a dedicated and passionate…
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Kenya all-time champions Gor Mahia have placed an advertisement for a qualified coach to help improve the team. They have opened the application window for interested candidates. The club announced the head coach position on their official Facebook page and invited qualified candidates to apply. To qualify, applicants must have either a CAF A Pro Diploma or a UEFA Pro Licence. The club is looking for candidates with a strong track record in competitive leagues, good leadership and communication skills, and the ability to manage athletes under pressure. Candidates should also know modern football tactics, sports science, and data analytics.…
Gor Mahia forward Benson Omalla has left the club to pursue a new opportunity abroad. The striker left the country on Thursday, July 3, to make his dream of securing a move overseas a reality. Omalla rejoined Gor Mahia after a challenging spell abroad with Lebanese Premier League side Al-Safa. His move to the Lebanese club came after a previous attempt to join the Algerian side JS Saoura fell through due to paperwork delays. However, Omalla’s time in Lebanon was short and troubled, marked by unpaid wages and security concerns. The Lebanese Premier League had been suspended due to military…
Gor Mahia’s playing unit will have some radical changes as the club looks to bounce back from the previous challenging season that ended without any silverware for the first time since 2013. After parting ways with the entire technical staff, including interim head coach Zedekiah ‘Zico’ Otieno and club CEO Ray Oruo, Gor Mahia chairman Ambrose Rachier shared that the club will also be making some tough decisions about our players. “We have some players whose contracts are up for renewal. Those who have shown great potential will be considered,” Rachier mentioned. “However, players who haven’t quite met our performance…
Gor Mahia FC has fired its entire technical bench and security staff after a disappointing season. These changes follow the team’s 2-1 loss to Nairobi United in the Mozzart Bet Cup final just two days ago. After losing the league title to Kenya Police FC, Gor Mahia’s hopes of saving their season relied on the Mozzart Bet Cup, where they were seen as favorites. Chairman Ambrose Rachier announced in a letter to the press that the club has agreed to part ways with the entire technical bench and security team, effective July 2, 2025. “This decision follows a thorough internal…